After the Los Angeles Dodgers were knocked out by the Milwaukee Brewers, Miguel Rojas played his last game in a major league uniform. The 36-year-old infielder told reporters that he’s officially retiring. Rojas had announced his intentions to retire back in 2025, though he left the door open for one more season. He wrapped up his career with four years in LA, but his journey began in the Cincinnati Reds organization, where he spent seven seasons climbing the minors before breaking through with the Dodgers in 2014. Over 13 seasons, Rojas became a two-time World Series champion and a fan favorite for his versatility and grit. Now, he’s expected to transition into a player development role with the Dodgers, a role that was part of his contract when he re-signed last December.
